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Painting by Numbers
Bruce Sterling recently suggested that it no longer makes sense to talk about "the internet" as a whole. Instead, we ought to refer to the distinct corporate structures that define the topography of experience online: Apple, Google, Amazon, Facebook, and Microsoft. These companies provide users with similar services and, increasingly, they organize them in self-sufficient "silos" to encumber disloyal users with incompatibility issues. Sterling's claim that there's no more internet sounds premature and calculated to provoke buzz (cf. Wired's September 2010 cover story, "The Web Is Dead"), but it's useful nevertheless as a reminder of the limits on the user's agency as these companies attempt to consolidate their control over information and bind the net to their devices.
With that in mind, Michael Manning's Microsoft Store Paintings might be seen as a proposition about what happens to internet art when doesn't make sense to talk about the internet. The digital abstractions are painted at locations of the retail chain named in the series' title, sometimes at the first-ever Microsoft store in Mission Viejo, CA, which opened in 2009. Microsoft's retail outlets are, of course, a riposte to the success of Apple's stores, launched after two decades when the software giant happily dispersed its products through Best Buy and CompUSA. They herald the non-internet seen by Sterling.
An image of a Microsoft Store from Michael Manning's Instagram
Demiurge in the Cupboard by Bradley Benedetti
Bradley Benedetti, Demiurge in the Cupboard, Circusology of Native Leadership Piece 1, 2012
Orca Tears Turquoise( Wish'd We'd Ha'd)
"How can I retry when I was a watermarked birth? I was a global write, universally speaking. My only choice is to image search. rch, sea. Can you smell the past? It is yours. Commercial help gonna fix this Etc.?"
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please refer to the catalog.
now that I've slowed down your 3 dimensional momentarium
I can let you in on something."
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sea u kiosk museum efficiency baby
if you take your TIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIME . I'll wait for
breeze and ufo- take your time
we were supposed to grow old together"
Trademark Applesdottir
Sanrio Erikkson
Nintendo Cloud
Ancient Purell
Sarcophagus St.Chateau
Libra von Katzengiest
Pegasus Bromwell
Oreo Mitsubishi
Astrology DeCordova
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rope three times, well 6 really because I said it and then did it, but I
mean I tied it while saying it, well hahah you know what I mean,
anyway, the point is it WORKED
This dimension is feeling stuffy
I'm tired of living moment to moment, GET ME OUT OF HERE
I feel really 3 dimensional, I'm looking for something more, I felt
nervous not knowing what came next
In the 4th dimension I get to see it all, people from the past, the
future, really its the continuous present ever flowing around me and
you into one big ball of energy.
5th dimensional living felt too complex, the text was fifth dimensional
5 feels really dark velvety, red, very red ...
I, IV by A.E. Benenson
Ian Cheng, from This Papaya Tastes Perfect, 2011
Here are the Germans in Arizona and New Mexico.
Their skin turning the coral-red of the veined rocks, of the local jewelry, as if the color had begun to rub off on them in the heat, some kind of desert frottage but really a sunburn is the just the opposite, if you think about it.
But that is how things are when they are opposites: you can't tell them apart.
Like the first time the group saw a Swastika on a native's cloth rug beady red inside a clutch of eagles, their wings eddying around it—one of them realized for the first time that the sign looked exactly like a miniature windmill (another learned later that in Navajo the symbol did almost mean that, in fact—"whirling log")
Another German was embarrassed; but for the others, this sign was a sign and they telegraphed Goebbels immediately.
It was like when Cortez had arrived in Mexico:
His men found that the natives there already worshipped a deity with long hair and fair skin, Quetzelcoatl, who had walked the earth before he ascended into the heavens. Ignoring any other possibility, Cortez understood this as the proof of the universality of Jesus, our Lord and Savior.
The Germans didn't know it then, but that turned out to be the "breakthrough" of their reconnaissance mission. It was the best these code crackers would do: discover a symbol they already all wore on their uniforms.
The rest of the Navajo language remained as much of a mystery as when it had first been captured coming across the Allied wireless.
After they returned home, those Germans still thought of the Allied Code, but something changed. It made no more sense, but before, whereas ...
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"Standard Remote" by Dena Yago
A crater dismounted facing towards
One problem
Natural counting towards two a surface
You said 'immaleable ruin'
That settles in the palm of a hand
Development psych
Standing in it's shadow
Giving a one way signal
Like no one is home
Cosmic accents
Back and forth
Like where are you from
Make from me leaned over
A sitting desk
A standing desk
Five thousand bookmarks
Returning numbers in fines
I have paid for this in interest
Swung open
A revolving door turns unconvinced
I am still at home
I have not left yet
I am in Queens
What one line can accomodate
A text wrap around
That one.
Alternative to a shade of preparation
Alternating between white and another white that you notice less
Putting one glove on takes two hands
And what can my cold hands say to that?
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site specific self identifying
As gravel
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An aluminum Swiss water bottle
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Why I know that you are lying
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I knew she was lying
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She said you are the salt of the earth
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With one hand
And cream shirt worn
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Of my life my love
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No one else's breasts
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"ISTANBUL: History, Memory and the City" is the title of the latest poster display in Green Library. The posters, located in Green's east lobby, feature beautiful photographs and narratives, reflecting a 3-week long travel to Istanbul, Turkey. Led by Professor Ali Yaycioğlu from the History Department, a number of Stanford Students travelled to Istanbul for a Bing Overseas Seminar.
Also, see February's Book Display located across from the Information Center desk, which features corresponding material from Green's collections.
The posters will be on display until March 15.
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Go to: Admin->Modules->Order Total->Discount Coupons (ot_coupon).
If it's not already installed, click Install to enable it.
Creating CouponsNow, in your Admin area, you have a menu item entitled "Gift Certificates/Coupons". Click on the Coupon Admin option.
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Coupon RestrictionsCoupon Restrictions are designed to limit Discount Coupons to Categories or Products.
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These Restrictions can then be seen by the Customer via the Discount Coupons link in the Information sidebox where the customer can enter the Discount Coupon redemption code to see any limits placed on the Discount Coupon.
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Jesus Christ
"Let anyone with ears listen!… [W]isdom is vindicated by her deeds." This here is not wisdom.
"Let anyone with ears listen!… [W]isdom is vindicated by her deeds." This here is not wisdom.
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A True Lover of God Loves Peace
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How Should Christians Respond To The Sin Around Them?
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Putting God first is the most important thing a person can do. Making Christ ones focus is the only way to live. However, we should do it because… Continue reading
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One of the biggest snares that the enemy has put in the minds and hearts of people is the concept of abortion. The reasons that people give for committing… Continue reading
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With so many bad things happening in the world, and with the ugliness that lies in the future of the United States of America as it becomes a more intolerant… Continue reading
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UW regents panel compromises on nonresident cap
Full Board of Regents to vote on plan
MADISON, Wis. — A panel of University of Wisconsin System regents has approved a compromise plan for admitting a higher percentage of out-of-state students.
The current cap on non-resident undergrad enrollment is 25 percent. UW-Madison wants to raise the cap to a three-year average of 30 percent.
A Milwaukee Journal Sentinel report said the committee decided Thursday to raise the cap to 27.5 percent. The full Board of Regents will vote on the plan Friday.
The cap applies to all 26 UW schools, but UW-Madison is the only campus to reach and slightly exceed the current cap.
State Rep. Steve Nass expressed concern that it would make admission for in-state students more difficult.
UW System President Kevin Reilly said the goal is to be able to enroll more in-state students.
"Having the revenue from these additional out-of-state students will make it possible for us to add 200 new offers of admission to Wisconsin residents. It's really a good story for Wisconsin residents," Reilly said.
UW officials said the cap was instituted decades ago, not to manage enrollment but to limit the number of protesters. Officials at the time assumed the trouble-makers were coming from outside Wisconsin.
UW System officials said the change would increase diversity and improve flexibility.


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Waves, water and wind dictate the rhythm of life on the seven East Frisian islands located within the Wadden Sea, a UNESCO World Natural Heritage site. Among these islands is Norderney, Germany's oldest North Sea spa resort.
Norderney boasts an incomparable blend of majestic nature, inspiring views and warm hospitality and is a place of culture and modern living. Anyone who visits is bound to be impressed by the ensemble on offer here. The island's grand architecture reflects more than 200 years of glittering history as a royal seaside resort.
Thalassotherapy – a gift from the sea
Older still, as old as the sea itself, is the tradition of thalassotherapy – the sea's greatest gift to mankind. Out on the beach you can immediately sense the sea's restorative powers, which are harnessed in a variety of thalassotherapy treatments inside bade:haus Norderney. This popular spa offers everything from saunas and steamrooms to a family thalasso pool.
bade:haus – Best Public Bath in Europe 2015
bade:haus was named Best Public Bath in the 2015 European Health & Spa Awards, neatly coinciding with the spa's tenth anniversary. The jury based its decision on the creative ways in which the spa embraces thalassotherapy. According to the judges, bade:haus makes thalassotherapy accessible to all without compromising on quality. It is also the only European thalassotherapy spa to be awarded the Spa Europe quality seal, which it received in 2014.
Amazing wildlife spectacles
It's not just the people who enjoy the good life on Norderney. The surrounding Wadden Sea is a unique habitat for countless species of flora and fauna. Millions of sea birds stop in this UNESCO conservation area to break up their long migratory journey, and watching these vast flocks come and go is a true sight to behold.
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Virtual FUNdraiser on Thursday, October 22 at 7 PM.
Neuqua Valley Girls Tennis plays host to the Metea Valley Mustangs in a DVC battle, which the Wildcats win in convincing fashion.
Metea Valley football player Jake Paulline is coping with the loss of fall football by getting ready for the spring, doing so by moving cars
Waubonsie Valley girls golf hosts Metea Valley at Springbrook in a DVC rematch, which the Mustangs won by six strokes earlier in the season.
Neuqua Valley Boys Cross Country hosts their first meet after last week's was cancelled due to rain. The Wildcats welcome Metea Valley and Naperville North.
Naperville North Girls Tennis hosts Naperville Central in a crosstown affair. The Huskies come off a win against DeKalb, while Central looks to avenge a loss.
A quad invite at Cress Creek Country Club as Marmion Academy, Naperville North, and Waubonsie Valley all meet up along with the host Redwings of Benet Academy.
Neuqua Valley aims to stay perfect in DVC play, carrying a 4-0 record into a tough matchup with Waubonsie Valley at Bolingbrook Country Club.
Neuqua Valley Girls Tennis travels to Naperville Central for a mid-season match. The Wildcats dominate the event, winning 6-1.
A very sunny, but chilly morning at Neuqua Valley as the girls Cross Country team welcomes Naperville North and Metea Valley to their home course.
Metea Valley Boys Golf hosts Naperville North after tying a program record for lowest team round in a win against Wheaton Warrenville South.
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Professional Noob
I've not been running longer as I thought I would, so I'm going to try a new "streak" this week - see how many days in a row I can run longer than the previous day. Minimum increase: 0.1 miles. So, today I ran 2.0 miles. In order to keep my new streak alive, tomorrow I need to run AT LEAST 2.1 miles. And so on. Obviously this is not a streak to keep alive indefinitely. I just want to see if it helps me get over my mental hurdle of not wanting to run longer.
Wish me luck!
Roads were made for journeys...
Options,Account, Forums
It's a 5k. It hurt like hell...then I tried to pick it up. The end.
I fly.
Good luck!
I will not be participating in this challenge.
Bring it on.
Marathon Maniac #991 Half Fanatic #58 Double Agent #22 It's a perfect day and I feel great!
LOL - thanks y'all.
My goal is to break the mental inertia that's kept me at no more than 3.0 miles per run. I'm thinking I'd like to make it up to 5 mile runs. We'll see.
Off to do day #2...
Sounds like a fun idea -- your graph is going to look really cool! Good luck!
Hey, I hadn't thought of the graph part! That's a good reason to keep it at exactly 0.1 mile increase/day.
Ok, 2.2 done today. Uff... You should have heard me whine! On second thought, maybe it's better you didn't.
2.3 done today, in what ended up being an impromptu tempo run. This was day 4 of my mini-streak. Feeling good so far. No whining today, just determination and starting to remember why it is that I fell in love with running the first time - it was because I could set little goals for myself and then meet them and feel successful!
So far, so good! Tomorrow's 2.4 miles / day 5.
Chicago RnR 1/2 Marathon
So maybe this wasn't such a good idea. After two weeks, and two "resets" at successively lower levels, I'm looking elsewhere. Heh. Well, it was worth a shot!
Next stop: more structure and starting to try to include one long run/wk. I've planned out September (I used to plan for months at a time, lol!) so all I have to do (theoretically) is follow that plan.
Still streaking. But that's more out of habit than motivation right now. Eh. Habit's good enough.


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text: The bones of the skull are not joined together firmly at birth. The sutures gradually accumulate minerals and harden (this process is called ossification), firmly joining the skull bones together. In an infant, the spaces where sutures intersect but don't completely touch is called the "soft spot", a membrane covered area also called a fontanelle (fontanel or fonticulus). The fontanelles allow for growth of the skull during an infant's first year. When the spaces of the fontanelles are larger than normal underlying causes such as hydrocephalus may be suspected.


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The Hope College Great Performance Series returns for the 2009-10 season with a range of cultural events highlighting the best in dance, music, and theatre.
From the exciting Latino dance ensemble, Luna Negra Dance, to the Grammy-winning Kronos Quartet, the series offers internationally recognized artists at West Michigan prices.
The series will open on Thursday and Friday, Sept. 24 and 25, with Luna Negra Dance at 7:30 p.m. in the Knickerbocker Theatre. Created in 1999, the company has served as the springboard for Latino contemporary choreographers to give expression to their stories and bring new life to the cultures of their communities. "This is a company that moves with sensational energy and panache," the "Chicago Sun-Times" has said.
On Wednesday, Oct. 14, at 7:30 p.m. in Dimnent Memorial Chapel, a leading Dutch chamber music ensemble, the Storioni Trio, will bring its Dutch training to Holland. The ensemble has performed throughout Europe, including with Concertgebouw Amsterdam, and in at Carnegie Hall in New York. The ensemble's recordings have received international acclaim and the members of the trio also serve as artistic directors for the Storioni Festival in the Netherlands. Meneahem Pressler of the legendary Beaux Arts Trio has described the ensemble as "a group whose quest for perfection is enhanced by their intelligence and sensitivity. "NRC Handelsblad" in the Netherlands has called the trio nothing less than "the flagship of Dutch culture."
The 21 voices of the Nathaniel Dett Chorale will fill Dimnent Memorial Chapel on Friday, Nov. 20, at 7:30 p.m. This Canadian choral group is dedicated to Afrocentric music of all styles. The chorale has performed with Kathleen Battle, the Toronto Symphony Orchestra, and many other recognized artists, as well in front of such luminaries as Nelson Mandela, Archbishop Desmond Tutu, and Oscar Peterson. "An infectious spirit of joy, community and the sharing of song filled St. Andrew's Church as the Nathaniel Dett Chorale presented their... concert," the Canadian "Globe and Mail" has said.
Theatre will take on a whole new look as the Cashore Marionettes perform on Saturday, Feb. 6, at 2 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. at the Knickerbocker Theatre. Joseph Cashore has redefined the art of puppetry with his own marionette creations, creating characters of depth and humanity unlike almost anything else seen in theatre today. The performances are a series of scenes from everyday life set to music by composers such as Beethoven, Vivaldi, and Copland. The Center for Contemporary Arts in St. Louis has described his work by noting that "the quality of manipulation is unparalleled and the effect upon the audience is powerful."
One of today's rising jazz stars brings his unique trio to Dimnent Memorial Chapel on Wednesday, March 10, at 7:30 p.m. when Rudresh Mahanthappa's Indo-Pak Coalition takes the stage. Guggenheim Fellow Mahanthappa just won 2009 "Downbeat Magazine's" Rising Star award for both the jazz artist and alto saxophone categories. He incorporates his Indian ancestry into work with Pakistani-American guitarist Rez Abbasi and tabla performer Dan Weiss. David Frick of "Rolling Stone Magazine" has said that the group chases "the holy with their own joyful purpose, darting under and through Mahanthappa's graceful impatience like daredevil pilots showing him the long, wild way to nirvana."
The series will end with one of the most legendary chamber ensembles ever, when the Grammy-winning Kronos Quartet comes to Dimnent Memorial Chapel on Tuesday, April 6, at 7:30 p.m. For more than 30 years, the quartet has pursued a singular artistic vision, combining a spirit of fearless exploration with a commitment to expanding the range and context of the string quartet. With more than 40 recordings and hundreds of works commissioned for the quartet, the group's impact has been felt throughout the world. "String quartets were a dying breed," "Newsweek Magazine" has said. "Along came Kronos... the world's most successful chamber group. Kronos' perfectionism, determination and high profile have revived a dying genre."
The Luna Negra Dance performance is supported by the Performing Arts Fund, a program of Arts Midwest funded by the National Endowment for the Arts, which believes that a great nation deserves great art, with additional contributions from Michigan Council for Arts & Cultural Affairs, General Mills Foundation, and Land O'Lakes Foundation.
Individual and season tickets are now available. Season subscriptions are $58 for regular admission, $47 for senior citizens and $125 for a family (no matter how many children). The subscriptions are such a savings that they are equivalent to seeing two shows for free. Individual tickets are $17 for regular admission, $12 for senior citizens, and $6 for children 18 and under. Both individual tickets and season subscriptions are available at the Hope College ticket office or by calling (616) 395-7890.
The ticket office is open weekdays from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and is located in the main lobby of the DeVos Fieldhouse, at 222 Fairbanks Ave., between Ninth and 11th streets.
More information about the season may be obtained online by visiting www.hope.edu/gps.


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The 12th Istanbul Biennial and ISEA 2011 coincided this year, resulting in a jam-packed week of activity. At any hour of the day, there was a dizzying array of talks, performances, exhibitions, and art openings across the city of Istanbul. Organizing two high profile, international art events at the same time was a wise choice, as it produced an element of synergy between them. The biennial exhibition was especially attentive to the Arab Spring, and the effect this has had in the region, while ISEA was more oriented to the problems and future possibilities of technology. Taking in both the biennial and ISEA in the same week lead me to think about the power of technology, and its significance for both established and emerging democracies.
ISEA kicked off with a keynote entitled "Time to Live" by the writer and academic Sean Cubitt. Taking its title from the TTL mechanism used in the movement of data across a network or computer, Cubitt argued that the struggle over space and time is a defining aspect of digital media, and ultimately, that time becomes alienated in liaison with new technologies. Time, for him, was once a humanistic force, but has now become something that is used over and against humanity through its instrumentalization. In order to chart the progressive alienation of time, Cubitt points to the development of three forms of media that he sees as dominant beginning in the 20th century — spreadsheets, databases, and geographical information systems. These forms have fundamentally altered the use and understanding of both time and space, resulting in their management and optimization towards biopolitical ends. The grid is the organizational method used across spreadsheets, databases, and geographical information systems, and in the closing section of his talk, Cubitt offered the vector as an oppositional form capable of suggesting new alternatives to the grid. In order to unearth differing structures such as the vector, Cubitt urged artists and researchers alike to go back and revisit earlier, obsolete technologies and practices with a fresh eye.
Sean Cubitt's Lecture "Time to Live" at ISEA 2011
I had Cubitt's call to re-examine history for new solutions at the back of my mind when I visited the Istanbul Biennial, as the show's unique premise, organized around the work of Felix Gonzalez-Torres, seemed to similarly dig into the past in order to find pressing correspondences with the present. Curated by Jens Hoffman and Adriano Pedrosa, the exhibition spread across two large warehouses adjacent to the Istanbul Modern. The exhibition's design, created by architect Ryue Nishizawa, was comprised of a maze-like series of various sized rooms without ceilings, whose entrances and exits emptied out into passageways. Corrugated metal covered the exterior walls of the rooms, giving it the semblance of a building or home. In the catalog, it was explained that the Nishizawa had intended to mimic Istanbul's intersecting streets and alleys. If anything, the layout allowed for an overlapping exchange between the wide range of subjects explored in the show, as each room was either grouped works around a theme from Gonzales-Torres' oeuvre or presented work by an individual artist.


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The scene is the Yankees game. Right now. Weather's nice in the city. Warm, breezy, with a sun obscured by few clouds. It's a beautiful day to watch baseball, indoors with the windows open, or on television. It's a beautiful day to play baseball, too, if you're anyone but Andruw Jones.
Josh Hamilton hits a fly out to left center, and Jones—who appears to be suffering from a bad bout of cutaneous edema on his upper lip—loses it in the natural light and then falls down. Poor guy.


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Spring 1969, Chicago, Illinois
Stormy days call for Rachmaninoff. Rain thrummed the window and blended with cantata chords Sheila Franklin coaxed from her piano. Soon she'd be done with the choir piece and could continue her Rachmaninoff affair. Or maybe she'd play jazz, wild and free, though Edward had forbidden it. But Edward wasn't here . . .
"Jesus is love." She sang as she played, but her movements jerked rather than flowed; a second-year music student could do as well. Eager to be done with it, she glanced at the clock. Ten more minutes, that would do it. Ten more minutes, and she'd play the jazz she'd heard when Papa set a needle on a scratched record in their marvelous Esplanade parlor. Or Rachmaninoff. Yes, Rachmaninoff would be better. Safer. Sheila sat up straight, precisely positioned her hands on the keyboard, but her past refused to be disciplined. Her past . . .
Oh, New Orleans! Images of the noisy French Quarter and Maman's heart-shaped face pulled her into a keyboard promenade, slow and sassy, toward the Mississippi. A tugboat sounded . . . or a wrong note. She glanced at her hands, again heard the musical hiccup. She hadn't missed a key. It was that darned phone, threatening to shut down a riotous Mardi Gras parade. Irritation clapped through her. She continued to pound the keys, but the wretched thing buzzed insistently.
When icy resentment froze her hands, she stared at them. Her diamond solitaire dazzled her eye and reminded her of her commitment eighteen years ago. She'd agreed to interruptions like this when she'd married Edward Franklin . . . and his congregation. Life, death, or a dozen things in between waited at the other end of the line; the knowledge propelled her toward his phone. She and Edward had battened down their marriage with the surety, the safety, of Christ. And it was enough, Lord. Yes. It would have to be enough.
As she moved to his study, she kneaded her knuckles but could do nothing for the memories. Beautiful memories. Painful memories. The lonely Russian composer understood—she knew from his music—but Rachmaninoff would have to wait.
She picked up the phone from its perch on Edward's roll-top desk. "Hello?"
Static answered, and a noise like the wings of a large bird taking flight. She leaned against the desk, reminding herself to be polite, even if it was Mr. O'Leary, ringing up Edward from the pay phone outside the neighborhood pub. Or someone who needed money. "Franklin residence. Can I help you?"
"Is this Sylvia Allen?"
She tried to breathe; nearly choked. Her elbows banged against solid oak. Nobody knew she'd once been Sylvia Allen except . . . What was this? Blackmail?
The room whirled, rows of Bible commentaries reduced to smears of gold and blue against a wash of brown. Only the surety, the solidity, of Edward's desk kept her from crumbling to the floor.
When Edward found out about Sylvia Allen, her marriage would crumble, like a mansion built on sand. She would crumble, all her secrets exposed. Who would dare do this? She gripped the phone and stumbled into Edward's chair. The telephone cord stretched taut, but the connection held. Her mouth opened. Nothing came out.
"Hello? Are you there?"
This is a man's voice. Could it be?
"Mrs. Allen?"
It's not a blackmailer. It's . . . him. Intuition set a wildfire ablaze with blues and reds, violets and oranges, in a heart accustomed, with his absence, to a sputtering light. He'd found her, after all these years. Heat raced to her limbs and set off sparks in her fingertips.
"Y—yes. I'm Sylvia Allen," she whispered, though she longed to burst out in song. He's alive! As if she'd put on glasses, Edward's study came into brilliant focus. She took in the glorious words on Edward's book spines, the glowing face of a portrait of Jesus. Even the rain let up to gift a window view of scarlet Japanese maples and budding tulips. Alive! Like . . . him.
"This is Samuel."
Yes. I know, baby. An inner symphony began, the chords so dramatically chromatic, her slick hand struggled to hold the phone. "Y-yes," she managed.
"I'd like to see you, if it's possible."
If it's possible? I'd give my life for it. "Of course." Somehow she'd managed to answer in a controlled way. Hadn't she? She cradled the receiver against her shoulder, wanting him to speak again and fill the tinny void. He really wanted to see her? Could that mean he'd forgiven her?
"I hoped we could have dinner. Friday night. Do you know a place?"
She closed her eyes to concentrate. He had such a lovely voice!
"Ma'am? A place?"
His all-business tone muffled her music. She'd best gather her wits. "Y-yes." She cleared her throat to stall for time. Somewhere discreet. Out-of-the way. "Yes," she repeated, "Etienne's." Her voice sounded shivery, distant. Like it belonged to someone else. And wasn't she somebody else? Three somebodys?
A time was arranged. Forty-eight agonizing hours away. The dial tone sounded, and she fell to her knees, shag carpet cushioning the phone receiver as it plunked next to her. "God," she prayed, "thank You." Whispery words fought their way out. "Make him understand. Make him love me." Her heart thumped the pleas until her chest ached, but she gladly accepted the pain. How long had she prayed for this moment? Twenty-two years, two months, and five days.
The chiming clock reminded her of choir practice, prayer service, and the shirts that needed to be pressed and hung in the clothes bag for Edward's three-day meeting in Dallas. An amazing coincidence, that meeting. A coincidence allowing her to arrange this other meeting with her Samuel.
She rose from the floor, hung up the phone, hobbled to the kitchen. As if she were in a stranger's home, she grazed the chair arm, the counter edge, yet she was ushering in hope, joy, and something else. Something looming, now that she'd had decades to pay the price for what she'd done. Had one call changed everything? Had God sent a precious, dangerous gift her way? Something akin to the explosive power tucked into an atom? As she gathered her things, she prayed that she could harness that power which had been stored up all these years and keep it from destroying them all. Her Edward. His church. Most of all, her Samuel.


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La Fiesta Del Pueblo - Virtual & Drive Through
September 20 - October 11, 2020
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El Pueblo is proud to present: ¡Y Sigue La Fiesta! Our commitment is that Fiesta be a safe opportunity for us to celebrate our heritage and culture. We are very excited to do something that will bring joy after so much loss and injustice through ¡Y Sigue La Fiesta! a series of events consisting of: 2 Facebook Live events (9/20, 10/4) and 2 Drive-thru events (9/27, 10/11).
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October 31, 2020
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Wild Child Art Studios - Hampstead, NC
Wild Child Studios is having a fall celebration. Come join our Halloween kids parade, costume contest with prizes, kid friendly activities, booth trick or treating. Dixieland Kettlecorn and Southern Roots Food Truck will be there to feed your soul. Shop our Wild Child Shop or enjoy the festival & shop local art with over 40 vendors and local produce.
Its a Wild Child Christmas
December 19, 2020
(336) 309-3040
14888 Us Highway 17 - Hampstead, NC
Tis the season to join our Christmas Extravaganza Shop our Wild Child Shop, enjoy local art with over 40 vendors for the best gifts in town. Enjoy a family friendly event where kids can paint christmas ornaments and wooden trees. And no event would be complete without a visit from Santa.
Duck Jazz Festival
October 9 - 10, 2021
(252) 255-1234
Duck Town Green - Duck, NC
The Duck Jazz Festival returns on Columbus Day weekend in 2021. Start the weekend with a Concert on the Green at 4pm on Saturday. Return to the park on Sunday to enjoy a full day of music during this free, non-ticketed festival showcasing national, regional and local jazz musicians on two stages.
Christmas Made in the South / Charlotte
October 22 - 24, 2021
(704) 847-9480
Cabarras Arena & Events Center - Concord, NC
Christmas Made in the South is focused on keeping the world of fine artisans and craftspeople vibrant. Exhibitors will be there all three days demonstrating and selling their handcrafted works, Santa's elves hard at work.
'Tis the Season Holiday Fair
November 19 - 21, 2021
(828) 606-8680
Davis Event Center WNC Ag Center & Expo Building - Fletcher, NC
'Tis the Season Holiday Fair is a festive shopping event featuring fabulous art, crafts, adornments for the home as well as delectable holiday food and NC wines. Tis the Season Holiday Fair will be November 20-22, 2020 at the WNC Ag Center in the Davis Event Center and Expo Building located near beautiful Asheville, NC.
Events in Fuquay Varina, NC — upcoming
October 2, 2021
Downtown Chili Cook-Off @ Celebrate FV
Historic Fuquay Downtown, Fuquay Varina, NC
Status: Updated 9/28/2020
This North Carolina Food Festival will have no exhibit booths and 25 food booths.
October 2020 (dates not updated)
Celebrate Fuquay-Varina!
Downtown, Fuquay-Varina, NC
Status: Updated 9/16/2019
This North Carolina Festival will have fine craft, crafts, commercial/retail and corp./information exhibitors, and 10 food booths. There will be 2 stages with Regional and Local talent and the hours will be Sat 10am-4pm. This event will also include: carnival, rides, classic car show.
November 7, 2020
Bbq, Blues & Brews Fundraising Event
Stephens Hardware Building, Fuquay Varina, NC
Status: Updated 3/2/2020
This North Carolina Food Festival will have no exhibit booths and local food booths. There will be 1 stage with Local talent and the hours will be Sat 12pm-4pm.
May 2021 (dates not updated)
En Plein Air Paint-Off
Online only at business.fuquay-varinadowntown.com/eventcal..
Status: Updated 4/21/2020
This North Carolina Art Competition will have fine art exhibitors and no food booths. This event will also include local musicians performing.


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A New Entry in the Zone of Disruption: the Canon Océ VarioPrint i200
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Many of you will be familiar with the phrase "the Zone of Disruption." InfoTrends has been using it to describe an interesting gap that has formed between two product classes: cut-sheet toner-based printers and roll-fed inkjet printing systems. The roll-fed inkjet models are extremely productive, but also carry with them a price tag of more than $1 million. The cut-sheet toner-based products are much more affordable, but typically don't offer speeds much faster than 150 pages per minute. InfoTrends defined the Zone of Disruption as an opportunity for products with price points below $1 million, speed faster than most electrophotographic cut-sheet color printers, very competitive running costs, and production-oriented features (such as integrated finishing and advanced front ends). A handful of products have appeared in the Zone of Disruption over the past few years and this week a new one joined the fray: Canon's Océ VarioPrint i200.
In most ways, the VarioPrint i200 is very much like the i300. It looks like it, has the same footprint, and virtually all of the same features. Two aspects differentiate the two products. The i200 runs at 194 letter size pages-per-minute (ppm) and the i300 runs at 294 ppm. There is also a significant price differential. Canon reports that the i200 is priced 20% below the i300. Although Canon did not announce pricing, InfoTrends expects that this would put the list price of the i200 at somewhere between $600,000 and $650,000. The i200 will be available in the U.S. in June through Canon Solutions America. The two products now form a product family that Canon is referring to as the Océ VarioPrint i-Series.


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Electro80s live at The Roundhouse on Tuesday 31st December 2019
Electro80s pay tribute to the 80's era, featuring Red, Blue, Green and Robotic dancer Manochrome.
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Unforgettable classics like 'Fade to Grey' and 'Just Can't Get Enough' are performed alongside lesser-known tracks,
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The LaRA campaign successfully took place in May this year when 4 flights over ice-covered land and sea were carried out using the NASA P-3 aircraft. The arctic sea ice concentrations at the time of the campaign can be seen in the above image – these were derived from satellite data. The aircraft carried 2 special instruments; the D2P radar altimeter developed by the John Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory and an Airborne Terrain Mapper scanning laser altimeter. During the campaign flights over northern Greenland these instruments were used to record many hours of overlapping laser and radar altimetric measurements.
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Antonio S.
On the Sourceforge Clamwin related download page you have the possibility to choose the installation file without the db (find it @ http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=105508&package_id=113616).
For the Outlook issue I am not quite sure since I am using only webmail but on Preferences Tab (Advanced) you have the possibility to check the 'Treat files as mailboxes'; this should work.
|Thanks for the link!
I do have that option, but it has no effect on outlook integration. Nothing happens at all when I get my email and there is no menuitem about clamwin in the help pulldown within outlook (where the documentation says there should be).
Shoot! I can't believe I missed that link! I'll keep that in mind the next time I upgrade. I guess I always get a little confused when I go to sourceforge. So many packages, the "nodb" one slipped right past me.
Thanks again, I hope someone knows something about the Outlook issue, I hate leaving things like that hanging. If my software doesn't work, I like to know why so I can be sure I've done everything I could.
Antonio S.
Hello glenda_69,
I have taken a look at the Clamwin installer and on the setup procedure you may select which components have to be installed. By default on typical installation the integration with windows Explorer and MS Outlook is ticked, so I guess you'll have to uninstall and reinstall the program with the settings listed previously.
Come back if you still have problems. I am sure someone more experienced than me in the forum will take up this issue and provide further assistance.
I did an uninstall and reinstalled clamwin and got the same result, no option for outlook integration. I selected the install for all users, I'm going to try doing the install for just me. Though I'm not as experienced with opensource as I'd like to be, I'm guessing the installer isn't "seeing" that Outlook is installed on my system. The earlier versions of Office may install to a different path or use registry keys clamwin doesn't look for. It would be nice to verify whether or not clamwin is even compatible with outlook 97, but I realize it's New Year's Eve and most people have better things to do than check out this forum.
I appreciate your help, Antonio. Happy New Year!
Hi Glenda:
I can't help with your Outlook problem either--sorry, but I think the ClamWin developers might be interested in that VB script you found that registers ClamWin with the Windows Security Center--if not right now, maybe for the future. I suggest you contact them (per the Contact Us option on the main ClamWin web page and give the location of the script. Good luck with the Outlook problem--surely someone can help.
|I'll do that.
I can't imagine they don't already know about it, but I'll shoot them a message. According to the author, all it does is tell Security Center there is an antivirus program installed, what it is, and that it is up to date. After that, there's no more interaction that I can tell. Even though I've temporarily uninstalled clamwin to troubleshoot, security center still thinks it's there. Windows also doesn't really know whether it's up to date or not, it stays green regardless, but since clamwin can be set to update when opened, that doesn't matter. It's a cosmetic fix; however, some people (like me) don't like big red warnings or nag messages, so it's worth it. On the other hand, maybe the clamwin developers can use it as a template to create a real, functioning code to register their product with security center.
Happy New Year!
|Thanks anyway, but nevermind.
Over the past two days I remembered how much I despise Outlook. I'm going back to Outlook Express. Does anyone know of a good email scanner that works with OE? I'm still keeping clamwin (of course), especially since I figured out how to get it to work with my downloader.
Happy New Year and thanks again,
|Clearing Security Center After Uninstalling An AV
If you have uninstalled a security product, and Windows Security Center still thinks it is there, do this:
1. Click Start>Run> and type services.msc
2. Find Windows Management Instrumentation Service and Stop it.
3. Go to folder location c:\Windows\System32\wbem and delete the Repository folder.
4. Restart your computer.
It should be gone now and ready for you to install another security program.
Sometimes just doing steps three and four will work.
Antonio S.
Hello glenda_69,
I made some tests here for the Outlook issue. I have installed office 2000 on my XP SP3 machine; relaunched Clamwin installer; it did see the integration with Outlook. Same result with my notebook (Vista SP1) which had office 2003 preinstalled (btw-and just for info-, I removed MS Office and installed IBM Lotus Symphony on both machines. Works perfectly, it's free and support open documents format.
I guess your problem has to do with Office 97 definitely. Perhaps Clamwin developers will find a fix for that.
For mail scanner that works with OE it is sufficient to be provided with real time scanner. If I remember well AVG free scans in/outcoming mail messages but you can use Avira antivir Free or Avast as well.
Hope this helps,
|Love free; AV suites, not so much
Thanks for the suggestions and for checking out my problem. It must be the fact my outlook is so old.
Honestly, all I want is something to check my email. I don't need a full real-time antivirus program/suite. I only need something to look at the HTML emails my friends and family send me, since I open everything else in plain text. I use clamwin to scan everything I download.
You'd think with the popularity of smaller, opensource programs growing, the major players would get the hint. All anyone really needs real-time scanning for is documents, emails, and webpages. Everything else could be on-demand.
For example, I had Outpost 2009 firewall installed with all the bells and whistles, but there was no way to keep it from starting on system boot without disabling the service and then reenabling it to run the thing. I'm on dialup for heaven's sake, I didn't need my firewall running when I'm not connected! I had a nice little batch file to run everything (including dialing my ISP) ONLY when I wanted to connect, but OP wouldn't run without the acs.exe service running and the service couldn't be set to 'manual'; it was either 'automatic' and starting on boot (with the gui), or 'disabled'. I messed around with it until I accidentally disabled it with self-protect on and couldn't enable it again. I had to uninstall the whole thing!
So now I'm in the market for a new firewall and spyware program. Preferably something small, opensource, and that does NOT have to run in the background 24/7.
Maybe I want too much? Wish me luck in my hunt. Thanks again, Antonio, it's nice to know someone checked on this. It's my fault for resisting the inevitable: scrapping a perfectly good office suite in order to upgrade to something I don't want and don't need because it's bigger, prettier, and more expensive.
Oh well, I'm off to figure out why XP SP3 won't download.
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clamwin only works with Outlook 2000 and above. This limitation is due to the fact that earlier versions of outlook did not support COM API model for plug-ins
One mystery solved! Thank you! Is that documented somewhere? Though clearly I am one of the few who still use the older programs, it would have been nice to see that on the webpage or in the readme. Of course, it could be there; I may have missed it.
I don't mind being the only one with a problem as long as I know why. I won't lose any more sleep over it. Thanks for letting me know.
|Some suggestions
Antonio S.
As an antispyware you may try Spybot S&D: it's free and does its job quite well. If I remember well you have also the option not to install the Tea Timer .exe (which makes the program activate the real time protection).
Firewall: You may have a try with Pc Tools Personal firewall or Jetico Personal Firewall v.1. Both of them are freeware but they open as you start Windows. Anyway you may disable them anytime you wish using the relevant tray icon.
Hope this helps,
|Grazie Professore!
I've heard good things about Avira, Avast, Spybot and PCTools, but I've never heard of Jetico and AVG is not doing so hot in the testing anymore. I'll definitely have a look at all of them.
Wow! I missed your post altogether. Thank you, I would have forgotten all about clearing security center! Your directions worked like a charm, the little red shield is staring me in the face as I type. I'm keeping clamwin, so I'll probably re-run that script, but it's good to know how to clear it out if I do end up running something that Windows recognizes.
Affettuosi saluti,
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Ed Sheeran's song Photograph was a big hit in 2014 and 2015. Sylvia Woods' harp arrangement is for intermediate players. It includes fingerings, lyrics and chords. It is in the key of G (1 sharp), and there are no lever changes within the piece. The range needed is 26 strings from G up to D. 6 pages of music.
We keep this love in a photograph
We made these memories for ourselves.
Where our eyes are never closing, hearts are never broken,
And time's forever frozen still.
So you can keep me inside the pocket of your ripped jeans,
Holdin' me closer till our eyes meet
And you won't ever be alone.
Wait for me to come home.


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The Initiate hero class is a counterpart to the Monk. It is available as paid downloadable content on Steam. Channeling her aura energies to heal allies and cripple foes, the Initiate is the ultimate team asset.
- Ensnare Aura ‐ All enemies within this aura become encumbered by their own weight, greatly slowing their movement and attack speed. Uses 3 defense units.
- Electric Aura‐ Feeling their souls slowly draining away, all enemies within this aura take damage over time. Uses 5 defense units.
- Healing Aura ‐ Within this aura, friends are healed over time. Uses 4 defense units.
- Strength Drain Aura ‐ All enemies within this aura deal significantly less damage, and have elemental affinities removed from them. Uses 5 defense units.
- Enrage Aura ‐ All enemies within this aura become blind with rage, attacking and killing one another. Uses 5 defense units.
- Enemy Drain ‐ Reduces the strength, resistances, and movement speeds of nearby enemies. This is very powerful against Nightmare mode monsters!
- Remote Defense Boost ‐ Enhances the damage, attack rate, and range of ALL the Defenses specifically summoned by any nearby ally heroes.
Weapon Skills
- Melee Combo ‐ The Initiate unleashes a 3‐hit melee combo with each subsequent attack increasing in damage and range.
- Energy Projectile ‐ The Initiate channels some of her chi into her spear, projecting an energy bolt useful for weakening enemies at a distance.
Initiate's Costumes
Promotional Description
- A student of the mountain monasteries, the Initiate has joined her counterpart to discover the truth behind her master's demise. While her time in the mountains may have decreased her endurance, her increased spell-casting and movement speeds coupled with powerful radial abilities make her a strong ally. Her Enemy Drain ability allows her to debuff all nearby foes and her Remote Defense Boost ability buffs the defenses of any nearby allies. She will not give up until she discovers the truth behind her master's disappearance and avenges him! [1]
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Justin Burrell is holding out hope. "I still think I'm going to grow," Holy Cross' 5-foot-9 point guard said with a laugh before a recent practice, "so I'm not going to say I've stopped yet."
Justin Burrell is holding out hope.
"I still think I'm going to grow," Holy Cross' 5-foot-9 point guard said with a laugh before a recent practice, "so I'm not going to say I've stopped yet."
In all seriousness, Burrell is confident in his height and in himself, and what he lacks in stature, he tries to make up for with his speed, quickness, ability to get into tight spaces, and most of all his passion.
"We want to hang banners up," Burrell said. "We want to add to the great tradition that's already here. To do that, you have to expect a lot of things from yourself."
Burrell, the 2011-12 Patriot League Rookie of the Year, will be a key component for this season's Crusaders, who open at Old Dominion tomorrow night.
"He's not a 6-2 point guard," HC coach Milan Brown said, "but he can get under opponents' skin, and he can get pretty much anywhere he wants to on the floor with his speed, so he's got to play that way. I think he's starting to develop and embrace who he is a little bit more."
Burrell started all 29 games last year and helped HC to 15 wins. He averaged 7.4 points and 3.7 assists. He had 62 turnovers and 22 steals. He averaged 11 points over HC's final seven games of the year.
He spent the offseason working on his midrange game and also on seeing certain passes a split second earlier. In last weekend's exhibition loss to Assumption, Burrell scored 10 points, had one assist and three turnovers, but he has been one of the more impressive players in preseason practice, Brown said.
"He's put in a lot of work," Brown said. "Justin will score, and he'll get other people easy baskets."
As a senior at Potomac High School in Maryland, Burrell was on his way to play for Brown at Mount St. Mary's. When Holy Cross hired Brown, Burrell had a change of plans.
Burrell still wanted to play for Brown. Mount St. Mary's granted him a full release, but HC did not have a scholarship available, so Burrell prepped for a year at Fishburne Military School in Waynesboro, Va.
"My reason for following Coach Brown is because of the type of person he is and the relationships he builds with his players and coaching staff," Burrell said. "And recognizing the opportunities Holy Cross offered, I realized this would be a great opportunity for me."
Burrell, an articulate and insightful young man, established himself as a leader early in his college career.
He, junior forward Dave Dudzinski and senior center Phil Beans were elected captains this season.
"The people I grew up around told me I had to be outspoken, but in the right way," Burrell said. "It's caused me to become a pretty good leader. I have a voice when people hear it they understand it, and they respect it. I also lead by example. I can't expect anyone to do something I'm not doing myself."
Dudzinski admires the way Burrell reads defenses and called Burrell "one of the smartest people" he has ever played with.
"Ever since I was young and got involved in the game, it was about not just playing it, but understanding it," Burrell said. "Having a good basketball IQ is something that's very important not only for a point guard, but for a point guard of my size. I have to be one of the smartest players out there on the floor."
Holy Cross will face Old Dominion for the first time as part of the Liberty Tax Classic in Norfolk, Va. The Crusaders play Texas-San Antonio Saturday and Morgan State Sunday. It will be HC's first time playing those schools as well.
Old Dominion is coming off a 22-14 campaign and fourth-place finish in the Colonial Athletic Association. Under coach Blaine Taylor, the Monarchs have made eight straight postseason appearances, including four NCAA Tournament trips.
Holy Cross is seeking its first win in a season opener since 2008.


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The "official" answer is often the same -- great professors, beautiful campus, dynamic students and personal attention. Dig a little deeper, though, and the answers reveal the extraordinary power of Wittenberg's life-changing experience. You see, students here are adventurous in many ways, and they want a college that challenges them inside the classroom and outside of it. They want:
- Professors who insist on intellectual rigor and who are willing to grab a cup of coffee whenever time permits.
- Collaborative research opportunities with our faculty, many of whom have earned prestigious Fulbright awards.
- Students who are friendly and full of life, and who engage daily in campus life.
- A winning athletic tradition with 23 varsity teams where students understand what it means to be a scholar-athlete.
- A campus that ranks among the nation's best for its sheer beauty, and one that inspires fun times as evidenced by its outstanding Frisbee golf course.
- The option to design their own major, which allows them to create their own path to personal success through creative course combinations.
- A first-rate academic advising program that helps to ensure that they graduate in four years.
- A bounty of social change agents, including an inspiring community service program, which the President's Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll annually confirms with its inclusion of Wittenberg on its select list.
- A network of amazing alumni who are global leaders in cancer research, founders of Fortune-500 companies and an international stock exchange, educational innovators, renowned artists and entertainers, entrepreneuers, humanitarians and high-level politicians.
- An education founded in the Lutheran tradition, which is welcoming to all religions and cultures and instills compassion in students' hearts.
- A well-rounded experience that not only prepares them to make a living, but also a life.
These are the reasons why close to 2,000 students want to be at Wittenberg, making the campus a close-knit family, but also a community with international reach thanks to Wittenberg's unique study-abroad options, diverse student population and tireless commitment to graduating engaged citizens of the world.


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Gas main explosion rocks downtown Springfield
Authorities say it's a miracle a natural gas explosion in one of New England's biggest cities didn't kill anyone.
The explosion rocked parts of Springfield, Mass., Friday evening, injuring at least 18 people, and leveling nearby buildings.
The explosion in a downtown area of Springfield leveled a building housing a strip club. It blew out all windows in a three-block radius, leaving three more buildings damaged beyond repair and prompting emergency workers to evacuate an apartment building that buckled.
Uncut video: Explosion caught on camera
The initial report of a gas leak was reported around 4:20pm in the 400 block of Worthington St.
Nearly an hour later, an explosion took place in the area of the Scores Gentlemen's Club building. The building was flattened, and the remains of the club look like a huge cavity in the road.
Megan Labombard, 21, who works as a dancer at the Scores, told The Republican her employer gave her about 20 minutes notice to get out of the club where she had been working. "I went across the street to the Mardi Gras Champagne Room, where we were having a drink, and the building where I work blew up," she said.
SLIDESHOW: Photos from the scene
Officials said four Columbia gas employees, nine firefighters, two police officers and one water and sewer employee were injured in the blast. Two other individuals in the area were also hurt.
A witness in a nearby barber shop told WWLP-TV he heard a loud explosion that knocked him to the other side of the store. He says he looked up the street and saw one building severely damaged. The station reports that two buildings had been damaged, and the blast was felt for miles around.
Police say it looks as though there was a missile strike where the explosion occurred. Murray says it's "a miracle" no one died.
Baystate Medical Center in Springfield said none of the patients it was treating were in critical condition.
Mayor Domenic Sarno was urging everyone to stay away from the explosion area. As many as a dozen buildings received some sort of damage from the blast.
Five inspection teams were scheduled to walk through the damage area Saturday morning to assess the level of destruction.


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dtSearch has announced a beta release of its dtSearch Engine that includes native 64-bit Visual Studio 2010 support and a .NET 4.0 SDK. The .NET 4.0 support covers a sample application for the Microsoft Azure Cloud platform, the dtSearch API for indexing SQL-type databases, and the Spider API for indexing static and dynamic web-based data. The beta also offers performance enhancements for hierarchical sorting in cases involving millions of document metadata tags or database records.
The dtSearch Engine for Win and .NET and the dtSearch Engine for Linux make available dtSearch's data searching and file format support for use in a variety of Internet, intranet, and other commercial applications. The dtSearch Engine includes 64-bit and 32-bit .NET, Java and C++ APIs.
The beta also includes the full range of dtSearch tools: dtSearch Web with Spider; dtSearch Network with Spider; dtSearch Publish; and dtSearch Desktop with Spider, which support the following features:
- Terabyte Indexer. dtSearch products can index over a terabyte of text in a single index. They can also create and simultaneously search an unlimited number of indexes. Indexed search time is typically less than a second, even across terabytes of data. The beta also provides performance enhancements to a forensic indexing version of the terabyte indexer.
- Built-In Proprietary File Parsers / Converters. dtSearch tools embed dtSearch's own file parsers and converters covering a wide range of popular file types. The product line displays existing web-ready content like HTML, PDF and XML/XSL with highlighted hits, and with all images, links and formatting intact. The products convert other file types to XML or HTML for browser-based display with highlighted hits. The current version supports MS Office through MS Office 2010 (including current versions of Access, Excel, PowerPoint, and Word), OpenOffice, CSV, ZIP, etc.
- Support for Emails and Attachments. The dtSearch tools can also index and search email messages such as Exchange, Outlook and Thunderbird, as well as attachments, nested attachments, and zipped attachments.
- Database Options. The dtSearch Engine has a data source API for indexing SQL-type databases along with BLOB data. The beta adds a native .NET 4.0 version of the database API.
- .NET Spider API. The dtSearch Spider adds local or remote website content to a searchable data collection, including both static content like HTML, PDF, XSL/XML, and dynamic content like MS SharePoint, CMS, PHP and ASP.NET. The Spider supports public sites, intranets, and secure and password-accessible sites. Searches can span both local and remote content to any level of depth, and across any number of sites. A .NET Spider API, along with the beta .NET 4.0 Spider API, makes the Spider functionality accessible to programmers.
- 25+ Search Options; International Languages. dtSearch offers more than25 full-text and fielded data search options, including advanced federated search options and special forensics features. Unicode support covers all Unicode languages, including support for right-to-left languages and Chinese/Japanese/Korean character processing options.
- Advanced Data Classification Objects. dtSearch developer tools have a wide range of API filters and objects to support categorization via document full-text contents, document fields, database contents, or data attributes attached during indexing. The beta version enhances hierarchical sorting performance across data sets with millions of metadata tags. The metadata tags themselves may reside as fields inside of existing documents, in a structured database like SQL or XML, or as fields added on-the-fly during indexing.


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Rhizome is accepting proposals for its $500 microgrants until July 23. Here, one of last year's awardees shares her experience.
You can tell that my hired hacker is good at computers by his effective use of Photoshop's Neon Glow filter.
To be an artist in New York is to be a brand, or at least it is if you have any hope of achieving whatever your metric for success is. (Unless your metric for success is the pure self-fulfillment that comes from creation and intellectual exploration.) I am a terrible brand; my pursuits are as scattered as my online identities, and my Klout score is currently a meager 44.11 thanks to my lackluster Twitter and Instagram offerings. To solve at least one of these problems, I submitted a proposal to Rhizome's microgrant open call for web-based projects last year in the hope of using the award money to hire a hacker to secure two abandoned accounts on Twitter and Tumblr sharing the username "everyoneisugly," a brand I have been trying to get on lock since I bought everyoneisugly.com in 2011 on a whim because I was surprised that the URL was available. I make a living as a developer and have been goofing around online for over twelve years, but my knowledge of the deep web (here I use the term to describe the hidden-but-public networks that can only be accessed via special configurations or software like TOR, although pedants insist that it has something to do with the early 2000s) was limited to a cursory understanding of encryption and an assumption of criminality. I was bluffing, I was a finalist, and I decided I had better start filling in the gaps in my knowledge. I quickly discovered that the deep web is as much of a parade of clumsily manicured personas as any comment thread on a popular art world Instagram.


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This weapon served and protected our Swiss friends in the Northwest Region of their country, Canton Solothurn, with that subdivision's counterpart to our State Police. The Solothurn Shield adorns the forward left side of the slide on this specimen. From its KD Date Code, it was manufactured in 1994; and this pistol is thoroughly German, no US Made parts. Its only alien marking is PW Arms import marking on the right side of the slide, as the photos show. This is standard traditional double action: from a resting hammer, a long double action pull on the first shot, and then single action until the shooter engages the decocker. This pistol, like all modern Sigs, has a firing pin safety. What the factory says, emphasizes what we know of the world's best brand of pistol: A single action or double action pistol, the P228 has a magazine capacity of 13 rounds. It has the automatic firing pin safety system used on previous Sig Sauer pistols, and the magazine catch can be mounted on the left or right side to suit the operator's preference. The magazine floorplate, made of high impact synthetics, gives the magazine a considerable degree of protection against damage caused by dropping. An essentially closed design concept renders the P228 particularly resistant to dust and dirt. Here is what we say: the 228 and its 229 counterpart are the best quality 9mm Compact pistols on the market, emphasis on best more than on Compact. They are the smallest variant double-stacked magazine capable descendants of the definitive P226, the P-228 with matte blue slide, and matte anodized lightweight alloy frame. Barrel is 3.9 inches 6 groove 1:10 rifling; weight empty is 26.1 oz; length 6.9 inches; height 5 1/4 inches; maximum width 1.5 inches; 5.5 inch sight radius; 10 pound double action trigger pull; and Sig's classic crisp single action pull at 4 1/2 pound vicinity, with negligible felt creep. Capacity is 13+1 rounds, and this pistol is furnished with one original Swiss Police issue 13 round Sig factory magazine. Sights are issue 3 dot configuration, night sights but with only faint remaining luminosity. Surface detractions come from holster contact, principally on the slide area with moderate to extensive surface whitening. Grips are Police issue, as the photos show, with moderate to extensive scouring mostly on the right panel and back area, with moderate toning or whitening to the grip screws. We rate it as Good, perhaps Very Good, 75 percent vicinity by our estimate. Photos, at any rate, ought to suffice for our distinguished shoppers to judge finish grade for themselves. 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Wild Bird Diseases
Seeing sick birds at your feeder can be a concern. Learn what diseases affect wild birds and how you can help.
Fortunately, very few of us ever see diseased or sick birds at our feeders, but it does cause some concern when you do. Don't worry, though. As long as you keep your feeders and birdbaths clean, this isn't something you need to worry about. Even more reassuring is that none of the common diseases of backyard birds are passed on to people directly. For example, West Nile virus—a disease that occurs often in the crow family, including jays and magpies—is carried to people by mosquitoes, not by birds. In order for people to get this disease, a mosquito that has bitten a bird with the virus must then bite a human.
Here are the five most common backyard bird diseases that have been studied extensively at the Cornell Lab of Ornithology in Ithaca, New York. To learn more about these diseases, contact the National Wildlife Health Center.
House Finch Disease
Birds infected with this disease (also called mycoplasmal conjunctivitis) appear to have red, swollen, runny or crusty eyes. While some sick birds recover, many die from starvation, exposure or predation. More recent reports indicate that the condition has also spread to the American goldfinch. As birds flock together at feeders, transmission of the disease becomes more likely.
Avian Pox
There are two forms of avian pox. In the more common form, wart-like growths appear on the featherless areas of the body, such as around the eye, base of the bill, the legs and feet. In the second form, plaques develop on the mucous membranes of the mouth, throat, trachea and lungs, resulting in impaired breathing and feeding. The virus can be spread by direct contact with infected birds or contaminated feeders, or by ingestion of contaminated food or water.
This is a fungal disease that affects the respiratory system of birds. External symptoms include difficulty in breathing, emaciation and increased thirst. Birds can also have difficulty walking. When their eyes are infected, there may be a white opacity in one or both eyes, accompanied by a discharge. Sick birds becomes infected by the ingestion or inhalation of mold spores from contaminated foods.
This is a relatively common cause of mortality in feeder birds, but the symptoms are not always obvious. Sick birds may appear thin, fluffed up and depressed and may have pasted vents and swollen eyelids. They are often lethargic and easy to approach. Salmonellosis is primarily transmitted by fecal contamination of food and water by birds.
This disease most commonly affects pigeons, doves and the raptors that feed on them. It is characterized by raised lesions in the mouth, esophagus and crop. Infected birds can contaminate birdbaths with their oral secretions, which can in turn expose many other birds to the disease.
What About Bald Birds?
This is one fairly common sight that's not caused by disease: The most noticeable, sickly-looking birds are northern cardinals and blue jays whose head feathers have fallen out, exposing bare black skin. Bird diseases aren't to blame here – instead it's a parasite. The affected birds usually survive and grow back their head feathers in a few weeks.
Help Fight Bird Diseases
- If you find a diseased bird, it's best to report it to your state or local wildlife agency. If you are asked to take the bird in for an examination, try to catch it by throwing a light towel over it and placing it in a box with airholes.
- If you find a dead bird, place it in a double plastic bag and into the garbage while wearing gloves.
- If sick birds come to your feeder, minimize the risk of infecting other birds by cleaning the area thoroughly. You may need to take down your feeders for a week or so to encourage the sick birds to leave the area first.


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